Electron and Energy Transfer in Irradiated Xenon-Hexane Liquid

Electron and Energy Transfer in Irradiated Xenon-Hexane Liquid Solutions. Donald R. Davis, W. F. Libby, Larry Kevan. J. Am. Chem. Soc. , 1965, 87 (12)...
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could be prepared from cholesterol acetate in two steps. The only uncertainty at this stage would be the effect of the chlorine atom at position 5 on the microorganism. However, the presumed intermediate, 0chloro ketone, should eliminate HCl easily even in the fermentation medium. When 1.1 g. of V was exposed to CSD-10 for 80 hr., 250 mg. (36%) of I, m.p. 179-182”, was obtained. Surprisingly, 3-hydroxycholesta-l,3,5(10)-triene (VI) was not metabolized by CSD-10. l 3

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Table I.

Induction and Specificity of Ring Cleavage Enzymes relative activity

Inducer

Substrate

Aa

B”

Androstenedione Androstenedione Cholestenone Cholestenone

Androstenedione Cholestenone Cholestenone Androstenedione

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